Angle
Look at an angle and guess its size in degrees. Each try shows you how far off you were.
DleBox's guide
Angle draws two lines and asks for the degrees between them. You type a number. The game tells you the error, and you try again within the guesses it allows. There is no diagram of a protractor unless you bring that habit yourself. A right angle is the easy anchor. The interesting puzzles are the ones that sit a little off 45 or a little off 120, where the eye is confident and wrong.
The daily angle is shared. DleBox does not host the drawing and does not print the degrees. The link opens angle.wtf. Mathler and Nerdle want an expression that evaluates. Angle wants a measurement of a picture. Costcodle wants a price. The shared trait is a number. The clue is not shared.
This page will not describe how open today's angle looks. That description would be the puzzle. Players who practice by naming 30, 45, 60, and 90 are building a ruler in their head. That practice is general. It is not a hint for the current daily.
Rules
- The clue is a drawn angle.
- You answer in degrees.
- The error is shown after a miss.
- One angle is the daily puzzle.
- DleBox does not give the number.
Why we like it
- ✓ A right angle is an anchor you can feel.
- ✓ The error is a number, so the next guess is a correction.
- ✓ The round does not depend on a dictionary.
Play Angle when you want a round that is over as soon as your eye calibrates. It is a poor fit if you wanted letters. Krillion's math-adjacent prompts, when they appear, ask you to name a member of a set, such as a prime. They do not ask you to read a drawing.
People overtrust angles near the horizontal. A few degrees feel like zero until the error comes back in double digits. DleBox does not display the drawing or the error. angle.wtf does both. Our text is the reminder that the answer is a measurement, so vocabulary will not save you. Bring a mental protractor or do not. The game will still tell you the gap after each try on its own page. Degrees are the only unit it wants. A percentage is the wrong reply.
About the game
Angle is published by Angle. DleBox did not make that game. This page names the maker and links over. It does not speak for them.
- Category:
- Logic. Open the Logic category.
- Updates:
- Once a day on the original site.
- Reset:
- This page does not state their timezone. The original game shows the day's puzzle.